This Shabbath, on which the Torah portion of Beshalach is read, is known as
Shabbath Shirà, The Sabbath of Song. The source of this special name is the
portion of Beshalach, in which we read of the song the entire nation of Israel
sang after the miracle of the splitting of the Red Sea. This song, which is
recited every day as part of the morning prayers, is a special song. Because
of the importance of this song, the Shabbath on which we read it takes the name
of "Sabbath of the Song."
...Then Miriam the prophetess, the sister of Aaron, took a tambourine in her hand, and all the women went out after her with tambourines and dancing
Myriam homemade tambourine
this year our tambourine is made with plastic plates, wool and wood beans
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